ING Groep Inching Towards Full Repayment To State

31MarMarch 31, 2014

ING Groep Inching Towards Full Repayment To State

ING Groep NV (ADR) (NYSE:ING) is one step from fully repaying a 2008 bailout and set to meet the deadline of May 2015 agreed to with European Union regulators.

The biggest Dutch financial-services company will return 1.23 billion euros ($1.7 billion) to the government on March 31.
Total payment tops 12 billion euros
ING Groep NV (ADR) (NYSE:ING) is

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